Condition monitoring of a prototype turbine. Description of the system and main results
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Abstract
The fast change in new renewable energy is affecting directly the required operating range of hydropower plants. According to the present demand of electricity, it is necessary to generate different levels of power. Because of its ease to regulate and its huge storage capacity of energy, hydropower is the unique energy source that can adapt to the demand. Today, the required operating range of turbine units is expected to extend from part load to overload. These extreme operations points can cause several pressure pulsations, cavitation and vibrations in different parts of the machine. To determine the effects on the machine, vibration measurements are necessary in actual machines. Vibrations can be used for machinery protection and to identify problems in the machine (diagnosis). In this paper, some results obtained in a hydropower plant are presented. The variation of global levels and vibratory signatures has been analysed as function as gross head, transducer location and operating points.
CitacióValero, M., Egusquiza, E., Presas, A., Valentin, D., Egusquiza, M., Bossio, M. Condition monitoring of a prototype turbine. Description of the system and main results. A: HYPERBOLE Conference (HYdropower plants PERformance and flexiBle Operation towards Lean integration of new renewable Energies). "Journal of physics: conference series, vol. 813, no. 1, April 4, 2017". Londres: Institute of Physics (IOP), 2017, p. 1-5.
ISBN1742-6596
Versió de l'editorhttp://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1742-6596/813/1/012041
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